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Reduce the Risk of Common Pet Diseases with These Tips

In this article, Vet Rory Burke shares their 10 essential tips for a healthy and happy pet, which can help to prevent common diseases.

Caring for Your Pet After a Seizure or Neurological Condition

Experiencing a neurological episode can be very distressing for both pets and their owners. Our veterinary team is here to help stabilize your pet’s condition and address any symptoms. Once they are ready to go home, we want to ensure their comfort with the following guidance: Creating a Safe Environment During recovery, it’s important to…

Gut Stasis and Other Gastrointestinal Issues in Rabbits and Guinea Pigs

Milton Keynes Vets explains GI issues in rabbits and guinea pigs – how to prevent them, and when they become an emergency.

Pet Bored? Take The Quiz and Try These Boredom Busters

Our vets in Milton Keynes are sharing a Pet Boredom Quiz and ideas to perk your pet up – take a look.

Caring your for pet after abdominal surgery

Following abdominal surgery, your pet will likely not feel themselves and may appear unsettled. This could be due to the surgery itself or as a result of the medications they require following the procedure. It is important to monitor your pet closely as they are recovering to highlight any changes during this time. Post surgery,…

Caring for your pet after gastrointestinal treatment

One of the most commons symptoms seen in our pets is gastrointestinal signs such as vomiting and diarrhoea. This can be a result of a stomach bug, a dietary condition or a medical issue. If your pet has recently been hospitalised for treatment of gastrointestinal symptoms, our team will provide you all the necessary guidance…

Autumn Care: Why Some Cats Need Calming Aids

In autumn, some cats feel the strain of seasonal changes. Milton Keynes Vets shares how best to support them.

Are conkers dangerous for my dog?

Conkers will fall from the horse chestnut tree, which is widely found in the UK, and normally appear around late summer or autumn when they fall to the ground. Conkers are popular around the school playgrounds for the old fashioned conker fights, but also can be very interesting to our dogs hiding within the leaves,…

Pain Awareness: How to Spot Pain in Your Dog, Cat or Rabbit

This guide from Vet Rory Burke covers crucial signs of acute, chronic, neuropathic, and visceral pain in dogs, cats, and rabbits.

Are acorns dangerous for my dog?

Acorns are nuts from oak trees and will commonly be seen on the ground during the autumn and winter months. Dogs can be curious about these items when sniffing around on the ground, however these items can be toxic for our dogs. Acorns are considered toxic as they contain tannins. When eaten, these tannins can…

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